When I began covering homelessness for the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times, a service provider told me something that has guided me to this day: “If you meet one homeless person ...

Meeting people where they are, with empathy and understanding, is not only the mark of a good person but it is by far the ...

About a quarter of the roughly 2 million state community college students have been homeless, according to a recent survey.

A group of Quad Cities residents took part in a homelessness immersion event Friday, walking the paths many unhoused people take daily in Davenport. The experience, hosted by Humility Homes and ...

A new trove of data on Multnomah County’s homeless population dropped this week, offering the public an updated and more accurate understanding of the region’s homelessness crisis. The results ...

Three nonprofits will use a $7.5 million, no-strings grant to help several hundred families stay off the streets.

The Valley Youth House aims to offer practical solutions for the many Philadelphia school children facing housing insecurity ...

A volunteer with the Westwood Homeless Count points to a map on a phone. The annual count is a visual tally to gather data for LAHSA to understand where services are most needed in LA.

Aberdeen City Administrator Ruth Clemens presented the results of the city’s most recent homeless survey at last Wednesday’s regular city council meeting held at Grays Harbor College.

When I began covering homelessness for the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times, a service provider told me something that has guided me to this day: “If you meet one homeless person ...

The experience, hosted by Humility Homes and Services, was designed to give participants a deeper understanding of what it means to be homeless in the Quad Cities and to challenge common myths ...

Miles Templeman, who was formerly unhoused, shows off his room key during a "Welcome Home" celebration in February 2024 at the Dalton apartment complex for people who transitioned from encampments ...